‘To Rome with Love’ is the latest film from Woody Allen, and it’s filled with fluff, overwrought nonsense, and light humor, but has no real substance or point.

The South rises again, and again, and again in the history/horror mashup, ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.’

Mark Duplass and Aubrey Plaza shine in ‘Safety Not Guaranteed,’ a delightful lo-fi comedy that starts with a simple, run-of-the-mill classified ad for a time-traveling companion with their own weapons. You know, the norm.

‘Seeking a Friend for the End of the World’ is a lighthearted romantic comedy about the end of humanity.

‘Brave’ is an entertaining movie that’s well done, but in many ways it’s too close to classic Disney than classic Pixar.

Adam Sandler and Andy Samberg play father and son in ‘That’s My Boy,’ but does the comedy push the taste level too far over the edge?

‘Rock of Ages’ starts rocking out in the first seconds of the film, and doesn’t let off until after the credits roll.